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Welcome to Mr. Bigler's Moodle site. This site serves as the syllabus or curriculum guide for each of the chemistry courses that Mr. Bigler teaches. Content for each course includes:
- Assignment Calendar
- Downloadable copies of class notes and other handouts
- Downloadable copies of worksheets and other assignments
- Web-based resources relating to each topic
- Practice problems
This site is also used by Anne Gilman for her EF preMBA and preMA students. Exercises and resources for students in the EF preMBA and preMA programs. Chemistry I Honors is a first-year chemistry course that exceeds the requirements of the Massachusetts Department of Education for high school chemistry. This course prepares students to take the SAT subject test in chemistry. Chemistry I C1 is a college preparatory course that meets the requirements of the Massachusetts Department of Education for a high school first-year chemistry course. This course prepares students to take the MCAS exam in Chemistry in June.
Chemistry I C2 is a conceptual chemistry course that meets the requirements of the Massachusetts Department of Education for a high school first-year chemistry course. Chemistry I C2 is intended for students who may have difficulty with mathematical problem-solving or who need a course with a slower pace. This course prepares students to take the MCAS exam in Chemistry in June. Advanced Placement Chemistry II is a rigorous second-year chemistry course for students who have completed Chemistry I. According to many college professors, AP Chemistry is equivalent to two semesters of a college honors chemistry course intended for chemistry majors. The course covers several topics not usually covered in Chemistry I, such as thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium, electrochemistry, and organic chemistry. AP Chemistry is a 7.5-credit class that meets six times per week and prepares students to take the College Board's AP Chemistry Exam in May. Chemistry II C1 is a second-year chemistry course for students who have completed Chemistry I. The course explores additional topics not usually covered in Chemistry I C1, such as thermodynamics,kinetics, equilibrium, and electrochemistry.
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